So apparently, this is the final Robin Williams thing ever? It's spooky that this happens. The last thing the dude who Ernest was did a voice over for that Disney movie and it was an old lady he voiced. Then if my memory serves me correctly, Marlon Brando's last thing he did was a voice over. Arthur Mallet's final film was voice acting in an animated film. What a coincidence!
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So apparently, this is the final Robin Williams thing ever? It's spooky that this happens. The last thing the dude who Ernest was did a voice over for that Disney movie and it was an old lady he voiced
Paul Newman in Cars and Roddy McDowall in A Bug's Life. But seriously, it's not "scary". It's bound to happen on occasion.
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It is just a coincidence.
This is a film i WILL be watching as it sounds interesting.
Especially with the remaining pythons involved, also out of respect for Robin Williams.
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It actually makes sense if you think about it. If an actor does two or three around the same time and one of them is a voice over, of course the animated/visual effect film is going to come out later than the other films, because the character they played has to be created visually afterwards.
Also, actors tend to do more animated films as they age (not that that helps explain the Robin Williams example).
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And don't forget John Candy as well, but Candy recorded his voice drafts for the movie The Magic 7 before he died.
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